"Martin" wrote in message
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On Thu, 03 Jan 2013 17:14:39 +0000, Janet Tweedy
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On 03/01/2013 16:23, Martin wrote:
How were the barking dog key rings that you bought?
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One was passed on almost immediately as the person in question said she
never lost her keys and it would set all the dogs off but I pointed out
she could put it on the collar of her young labrador puppy so that sye
could finsd her in the woods!!
the other wnet down very well with a scoittie owner who said that her
dog ran round in a frenzy when she used it at first barking at the top
of his voice!

My son has a very young Labrador puppy. It is badly in need of house
training. Any suggestions? It goes mad with excitement, when he flies
the helicopter.
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Martin


Martin tell your son to quell the excitement ASAP or there will be trouble
later. We used to do the Puppy Walking for the Guide Dogs for the Blind and
Labs are either a 'yes' or a 'no'. Our first dog 'Rene' was wonderful and
went through. The next 'Ike' was a problem right from the start and never
made it. We then went to Alsatians and stuck with them, having our own when
we came back to the Isle of Wight. Would have another tomorrow but we spend
too much time away cruising etc.

ASAP quell that Lab puppy

Mike


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